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Helena Hamilton - In Memory Of I (2010, installation)
(suggested by Mélanie C.)
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Vaporum Mecanisee II by ~Apolonis
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King’s Dream of New York
Published by Moses King, 1908
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doctormonocle:

(via Buzzfeed: This Is What Military Radar Was In The 1920s)
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Dirigeable Type 33
Les dirigeables  britanniques Armstrong Whitworth R33 et Beardmore R34 constituent une  catégorie de dirigeables appelés Amirauté Type 33. Conçus par le Royal  Corps of Naval Constructors sous la direction de CIR Campbell, ils ont  été les dirigeables rigides britanniques les plus réussis et sont ceux  qui ont connu la carrière la plus longue. Utilisé de façon intermittente  en fonction de la politique britannique en matière de dirigeables, le  R33 ne fut réformé que 9 ans après son premier vol, tandis que le R34  effectua la première traversée aller-retour de l’Atlantique par voie  aérienne en juillet 1919. Wikipedia
The R33 class of British rigid airships were built for the Royal  Naval Air Service during World War I, but were not completed until after  the end of hostilities as part of the Royal Air Force. The lead ship,  R33, went on to serve successfully for ten years and survived one of the  most alarming and heroic incidents in airship history when she was  ripped from her mast in a gale. She was nicknamed the “Pulham Pig” by  locals and is immortalised in the village sign for Pulham St Mary. The  only other airship in the class, R34, became the first aircraft to make  an East-to-West crossing of the Atlantic Ocean on 6 July 1919, and was  decommissioned two years later after sustaining damage in adverse  weather. The crew nicknamed her “Tiny”.
#R33 #R34 #British #Dirigeable #Aiship #1919 #NB #CC
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Squid vs Whale by Mark Fairless
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The Zep Diner in Downtown Los Angeles, CA - 1931
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Rocket Ready for Test, April 20, 1927
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